How to Improve Your Mechanics in League of Legends
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League of Legends Mechanics Guide: In today’s episode of the bronze to diamond challenge with Skill Capped, Mcbaze teaches Nama how to improve your mechanics in League of Legends.
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Lol u cant Cancel ww ult with any cc
I like the nama arc but the manga did it better :D.
Jokes aside great video. Im going to watch that warding video now. I would love to seea specific video on warding as an adc. I always feel like yellow trinket gets me to close to the danger and the blue trinket has to long of a cooldown while pinks/vision wards only get me in to a gold disadvantage.
He is not getting coached and only uses the videos, but is getting coached by McBaze? How does that work.
I actually use Quick Casts with indicators for basicly everything. Its not much slower than standard quick casts and lets you aim spells much more accurate (especially like this example when you cast something out of range)
Me: Watches a video about improving mechanics.
Also Me: Malzahar main since season 5.
My reaction when he ulted in 1v5 was exactly the same as McBaze's :D.
That Ori advice was so insightful. I am not even an Ori or midlane player, but it's so great to learn some new fine nuances of a champ. Ty McBaze!
This has to be the most stupidest nitpickiest thing ever. Most of the time the gold guy did everything okay, the enemy was going nowhere but mcbaze was acting like the gold dude was 1 hp and needed to play like faker. Only thing he did wrong was fucking ult into the enemy team
Si is probably why, even if I can answer right almost everyone of your tests, I'm still in silver II. I lack in general game knowledge and only playing a lot and find myself in different situations like one of these can help me improve. There is no marco/micro mistake here
It would be nice to see a similar guide with Nama but with the current items. I think it would show how the pro's are adapting to the new item metas and also give users a taste of the coaching with the new items as we are all figuring out what works and what does not.
Thank you guys for your help, all of these guides give such a clear vision of how to carry in soloque
10:03
Mcbaze: I refuse to believe that you dash into 5 people
Nama: Ehe
this mechanic video was so helpful hope you guys make more
Could yall make a video explaining how to make a rune page without having to look at a build guide
You forgot to tell Nama to FIX HIS GUI SETTINGS
pause at 4:58 and look at dobby in the baron pit lookin on
15:10 the Challenger doesn‘t even talks about the fact that he Q R‘d again without using W AND missed the W because of his R
My mechanics are diamond lvl for sure but my macro is at most high gold, that's why im stuck p2 xD.
Amazing video!
that's some useful tips!!!!
thank you SC!!
I'm silver but even I could see a few of these glaring mistakes :/
But if you can't learn it on your own, only from higher elo play or guides… how do higher elo players come up with such strategies? That means they work them out themselves. That means everyone can work this out with some analytics skills… and become a high elo player : )
…the one doesn't need to learn a new mechanics… the one needs to learn how to analyse the information to be able to work out new mechanics…
I’m Silver II and climbing
its helpfull but as a adc main, i cant freeze , i cant cancel warwick ults.. so XD
This is the 3rd video where he’s still gold right? Looks like a harder shell to crack
Thanks for the tip about quick cast with indicators, it has doubled my garen winrate!
this guy is gold?
Does skill Capped have 1on1 coaching/consulting services?
you gotta love Nama man he’s so laid back like i don’t care i’m just playing the game leave me alone
does Nama speak Spanish? at 7:00 he said "a veces" which means sometimes in Spanish…
Some knowledge you can not get on your own? hahaha please… these so called pros's coaches challengers etc. Most of them have learned this by trial and error and not by getting coached themselves. Meaning someone has to be the first at some point. Getting coached live in game is just lazy. If you teach yourself these things by watching your own plays. And if you can point out what you are doing wrong you learn more and it will stick with you. Having said all that, there's certainly some advantage to a coach or challenger teaching you.
But it's not the only way as they try to make you believe in this video.